Re: [BigBrother_Survivor] Big Brother 19 live feed spoilers: Final 7 Veto Ceremony results

 

This show is just so boring now, too predictable! Especially after an awesome season of Survivor where we never really knew who was leaving until the tribal council votes!
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On Mon, 9/4/17, C G ceegee2006@yahoo.com [BigBrother_Survivor] <BigBrother_Survivor@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Subject: [BigBrother_Survivor] Big Brother 19 live feed spoilers: Final 7 Veto Ceremony results
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Date: Monday, September 4, 2017, 6:29 PM























 
Big Brother 19 live feed spoilers: Final 7 Veto
Ceremony results
September 4, 2017 The final 7 Veto Ceremony took place in the Big Brother 19 house this
morning, and breaking news: It was just as you thought. Paul
used the Veto on Alex, Kevin went on the block as the
replacement nominee, and either him or Jason will leave the
game this Thursday. It shouldn't come as a shock to anyone
out there to learn that it's probably going to be Jason
leaving the game. Josh and Raven are both voting to evict
Jason, which allows Christmas to serve as the tiebreaker.
She and Josh will get the majority of the blood on their
hands, and in turn, Paul will be able to skate even further
to the cash.Remember
last week when Matt flipped out after the Veto Ceremony?
Well, we're not getting anything quite that dramatic this
week. It's pretty quiet in the house, with Jason
understanding he'd remain on the block. Kevin was told by
Paul to trust him, but judging from his attitude today
we're not altogether sure that he will. During a moment by
himself, he claimed that he was ready to get out of the
house. Do we really blame him for that? Not really after how
much the house has ganged up on him.
If you
remember earlier this season, one of the entertaining things
about Kevin was that he carried with him an energy and zeal
for the game. Even though he wasn't the most knowledgeable
player, he was really good at playing different sides of the
house and keeping secrets. Unfortunately, things for him
changed when Ramses and Jessica left the game. Much of the
zeal that he had for the game was gone, and he was left
instead in a position where Paul was one of the only allies
that he had. Paul's strung him along, and Kevin isn't
really doing much — probably because he doesn't want to
be screamed at again.One of the
few things that could be interesting over the next few days
is if Kevin actually decides to throw in the towel. That
screws up Paul's plan big-time, since it means that both
Alex and Jason could be together in the next Head of
Household. Maybe they don't want to target him right away,
but with a Double Eviction coming, you can never be too
sure. Can we add one more thing here? Of course we can;
it's our site! Anyhow, Paul needs to zip it with the
constant talk about there being a Sunday eviction coming.
Other than what happens when you get down to the final four
week of the game, everything operates under a pretty
ordinary schedule.

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Posted by: "Donna M." <crow_donna2002@yahoo.com>

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